Adeagbo Sulaimon Olayode (popularly known as Sula), has extended warm felicitations to the federal lawmaker representing Ibadan North Federal Constituency, Hon. Folajimi Oyekunle Don, on the occasion of his birthday.
In a heartfelt message made available to populist news in Ibadan, Sula described Hon. Oyekunle as a visionary leader, dependable mentor, and exemplary representative whose commitment to public service continues to inspire the younger generation.
According to him, Hon. Oyekunle Don has consistently proven his passion for people-oriented leadership through his distinguished public service record, first as a member of the Oyo State House of Assembly representing Ibadan North Constituency 1, where he made remarkable legislative contributions, and later as Deputy Chief of Staff to Governor Seyi Makinde, a position in which he displayed administrative competence and loyalty.
“Hon. Folajimi Oyekunle Don is more than a politician; he is a mentor, a brother, and a guide who believes in developing others,” Sula said.
“His humility, accessibility, and deep concern for the welfare of his people have earned him the respect and admiration of many within and outside Ibadan North.”
Sula further noted that the people of Ibadan North Local Government are indeed fortunate to have a leader of Hon. Oyekunle’s caliber representing them at the Federal House of Representatives, describing him as “a quality representative who gives true meaning to leadership with compassion and results.”
While praying for divine blessings upon the lawmaker, Sula wished him a long, meaningful, and prosperous life, filled with greater accomplishments and continued impact.
“I pray that Almighty God will continue to guide him aright, strengthen him in wisdom and health, and grant him more fruitful years in the service of our people and the development of Oyo State,” Sula added.
He concluded by reaffirming his admiration for Hon. Oyekunle’s style of leadership, calling him “a symbol of dedication, progress, and purposeful representation who continues to raise the bar of public service.”
